The civil war in Ethiopia's Tigray region ended a year ago on November 3. An estimated 500,000 lives were lost in two years of fighting. How did the Tigray War start? | DW Africa

4th June - Äthiopiens Krieg in Tigray - Ethiopias war in Tigray It began as a question of power and a dispute over the right path for Ethiopia: The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) had lost the power of opinion in Ethiopia's federal capital, Addis Ababa. It threatened to secede an entire region from the federal state. The Ethiopian Armed Forces reported that their barracks in Tigray were under attack by regional fighters. The government in Addis then ordered a "police operation" to arrest

3rd October - Will the Tigray ceasefire hold? | Inside Story A surprise deal has been reached to stop Ethiopian & #Eritrean war ion #Tigray after talks in South Africa. Up to half a million people have died during two years of conflict. What are the terms of the deal? Hundreds of thousands have escaped, and nine million urgently need food. Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault Guests: Kaiderin Tezera - Ethiopian MP and Assistant Professor of Social Anthropolocy, Addis Ababa University Gebrekirstos Gebre

5th October - UN-backed probe into the War on #Tigray Abuses set to end The commission's experts all but pleaded on Tuesday (Oct. 03) with the council to extend the investigation, warning that atrocities continue in Tigray, war-battered northernmost province. Africanews 🔗https://youtu.be/FJTFubZrTCg?si=_txobozNXEodsMZ6 #Ethiopia & #Eritrea are guilty of #TigrayGenocide | Tigray Update